The New York Yankees lose 5-1 to the Chicago White Sox after an eighth-inning rally featuring a pinch-hit grand slam by Andrew Benintendi. According to multiple reports, Yankees reliever Camilo Doval pitches to Benintendi in the eighth inning and allows the grand slam, extending the White Sox’s lead. The game ends with Chicago securing the victory at Yankee Stadium and preventing the Yankees from completing a sweep. One outlet also notes that the win ends a nine-game losing streak for the White Sox, highlighting the significance of the late scoring. The Yankees’ bullpen is credited with pitching through earlier portions of the game, but the late homer by Benintendi is the decisive offensive moment in the final score. Overall, all accounts agree on the core sequence: Benintendi’s pinch-hit grand slam off Doval in the eighth inning drives the White Sox to a 5-1 win over New York and stops any possibility of a Yankees sweep.